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AI-Driven Data and Business Analytics for Smarter Wealth Management: Improving Financial Decision-Making, Risk Insights, and Portfolio Efficiency
Abstract
Wealth management is entering a new era, where artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, and business intelligence tools are reshaping how financial decisions are made. This study provides an in-depth examination of how AI-driven data analytics enhances every stage of the wealth management process—from collecting and interpreting complex financial data to predicting market movements and optimizing client portfolios. Unlike traditional advisory approaches that rely heavily on manual judgment, AI systems can process massive volumes of structured and unstructured data, uncover hidden risk patterns, evaluate asset performance in real time, and generate actionable insights with far greater accuracy and speed. The research explores how machine learning models improve long-term forecasting, stress testing, and risk scoring, while advanced analytics tools support personalized asset allocation tailored to client goals, risk tolerance, and market conditions. The study also discusses how AI-powered platforms reduce human bias, identify early warning signals for market disruptions, automate rebalancing strategies, and expand financial access through intelligent robo-advisory services. Furthermore, the paper analyzes the operational efficiencies gained by financial institutions, including real-time monitoring dashboards, automated compliance checks, and predictive client behavior modeling. By combining data-driven intelligence with human expertise, AI-enabled wealth management delivers more stable portfolio performance, improved transparency, enhanced risk mitigation, and better financial outcomes for both advisors and investors. This research demonstrates that AI and advanced analytics are not simply tools—they represent a fundamental shift toward smarter, adaptive, and more resilient wealth management systems.
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Journal
Frontiers in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Volume (Issue)
4 (4)
Pages
01-10
Published
Copyright
Open access

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